AzoresOrthography of Fortunatian

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Date: Fri Jan 31 2003 - 15:50:49 EST

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Proposed System for Azores Fortunatian
Note: [t.] and [d.] become [t_S] and [d_Z] under Ibero-Romance
influence.
p [p] t [t] ch [t_S] c, qu [k]
b [b] d [d] j [dZ]
m [m] n [n] nh [J]
f [f] c, s [s] x [S]
hu [w] r [r] hi [j]

i [i] u [u]
au [o] o [@] au [o]
a [a]
j [dZ] is the Old Castilian pronunciation, isn't it. c, qu, and s
are distributed in normal Romance fashion.
bad och bon, naun? (Is this good or not?)

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